Naplózza

Naplózza is the third-person singular present indicative form of the Hungarian verb naplózni. The base verb naplózni means to keep a diary or to log information, depending on the context. Therefore naplózza corresponds to "he/she/it logs" in a sentence.

Etymology and related forms: naplózni derives from napló, meaning diary or log, with the infinitive suffix -zni. Related terms include naplózás (the act of logging or keeping a log), naplózó (present participle or adjective meaning "logging" or "log-writing"), and naplófájl (log file). The form naplózza is a finite form used with a third-person subject.

Usage: In everyday language, naplózni can refer to keeping a personal diary, though in IT and administrative contexts it more commonly means recording events in a log. The sentence A rendszer naplózza az eseményeket means "The system logs the events." In IT terminology, naplózás is used to describe the activity of logging, and naplózó can describe a logging component or process.

Examples:

- A rendszer naplózza az eseményeket. (The system logs the events.)

- A szoftver naplózó funkcióval rendelkezik, amely a naplófájlba írja az adatokat. (The software has a logging function that writes data to the log file.)

See also: napló, naplózás, naplófájl, naplózó.

This article provides a concise overview of naplózza as a grammatical form and its typical uses in Hungarian.